Dunnard’s Pearl

What to do with the world when you can’t get off!

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Pub Date 19 Feb 2014 | Archive Date 19 Dec 2019

Description

People are remarkably adaptable. If you ruin them slowly enough they barely notice!

Aliens run amuck in Mike Williamson’s wildly entertaining debut, Dunnard’s Pearl.

James Justice awakens from an accident at his London school to find himself in a strange new world. The alien inhabitants explain to James that their world, a vast space station, is falling to ruin but that the ruling Administrators refuse to help.

As the aliens beg James to help them, he stumbles upon two more earthlings who have also somehow been transported to this world.

Together, the three teenagers set off on an adventure of a lifetime as they attempt to settle into life on the alien planet while desperately seeking out ways to return home.

As they bunk with an alien couple, are recruited for a reality television show, and learn the stunning secret that the Administrators are determined to hide, James and his allies face a final, violent showdown with the Grand Administrator. But even throughout the final battle, the question remains: Will the group ever find a way to return to Earth?

People are remarkably adaptable. If you ruin them slowly enough they barely notice!

Aliens run amuck in Mike Williamson’s wildly entertaining debut, Dunnard’s Pearl.

James Justice awakens from an...


Advance Praise

"Williamson’s debut sci-fi satire... displays a fantastic, playful sense of humor with a keen sense of the ridiculous and illogical; the characters’ names are but a few examples of the book’s whimsy. Overall, it’s highly reminiscent of classic British humor, such as that of Lewis Carroll, Monty Python, Douglas Adams and Red Dwarf." —Kirkus Reviews

"Williamson’s debut sci-fi satire... displays a fantastic, playful sense of humor with a keen sense of the ridiculous and illogical; the characters’ names are but a few examples of the book’s whimsy...


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